IMPORTANT UPDATE TO OUR PATIENT PORTAL: Tuesday, March 28th our patient portal will change. Until Tuesday patients should use our current NextMD patient portal. Beginning Tuesday, March 28th patients must start using our new patient portal. PIN is required for enrollment in our new patient portal. Contact our office to receive an email invite that includes your unique PIN.

Pathology

In-house pathology guarantees focused attention on GI pathology.

No Referral Required

Gastroenterology Associates has partnered with Advanced Pathology Solutions to offer the highest quality gastrointestinal pathology reports on the market.

All pathologists have completed fellowships in Gastrointestinal Pathology and are experts at diagnosing and categorizing primary inflammatory bowel disease.

Our in-house pathology laboratory includes the latest laboratory equipment allowing our on-site histology technician to prepare patient specimen slides in a timely manner.

What is pathology?

Pathology involves the examination of human tissues, organs, and bodily fluids in order to study and diagnose disease. When a biopsy is done or a polyp is removed, these go to our pathology laboratory for examination and diagnosis by our pathologists.

Benefits of In-House Pathology Lab

  • Quicker turnaround for results

  • Quicker diagnosis and subsequent treatment options

  • More customization and control

  • Direct access to APS pathologists for our providers

  • Gastrointestinal pathology specialists reading the slides.

     

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Patient Portal

Better Healthcare. Better Results.

until March 27, 2023

going live March 28, 2023

PIN required for enrollment. Contact our office for email invite.

  • Eliminate time-consuming phone calls
  • Get fast & private communication with our clinical staff
  • View, download & share your personal health record (including medications, immunizations & test results)
  • Get appointment reminders
  • Request prescription refills
  • View lab, pathology and procedure results